RE: [sv-ec] Query on transition bins

Hi David,
 
Thanks for the clarification. I believe you are referring to F.3.4.4 and
not F.3.3.4.
Anyway, this clears my doubt. 
 
Regds,
Swapnajit


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	From: David Scott [mailto:david_scott@mentor.com] 
	Sent: Wednesday, August 06, 2008 4:00 AM
	To: Swapnajit Chakraborti
	Cc: sv-ec@eda.org
	Subject: Re: [sv-ec] Query on transition bins
	
	
	Swapnajit --
	
	I believe "any number" is "0 or more".
	
	The LRM justification is to be found in Appendix F.3.3.4 (Draft
6) which defines formal semantics for non-consecutive repetitions of
assertions.  This is not quite made explicit in the covergroup section,
but I believe the intention was that the same syntax in both covergroups
and assertions would have semantics as similar as possible.
	
	-- David Scott
	
	
	Swapnajit Chakraborti wrote: 

		Resending. Please let me know your comments on the
following query.
		 
		Regds,
		Swapnajit


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			From: owner-sv-ec@eda.org
[mailto:owner-sv-ec@eda.org] On Behalf Of Swapnajit Chakraborti
			Sent: Thursday, July 31, 2008 5:39 PM
			To: sv-ec@eda.org
			Subject: [sv-ec] Query on transition bins
			
			
			Please refer to the following excerpt from
draft6, section 18.5.1.
			 
			
			"The nonconsecutive repetition is specified
using: trans_item [= repeat_range]. The required number of
			
			occurrences of a particular value is specified
by the repeat_range. Any number of sample points can occur
			
			before the first occurrence of the specified
value and any number of sample points can occur between each
			
			occurrence of the specified value. The
transition following the nonconsecutive repetition may occur after
			
			any number of sample points so long as the
repetition value does not occur again."
			
			 
			
			Is "any number" stands for zero or more number
of occurrences?
			
			 
			
			Regds,
			
			Swapnajit.

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